South Korea
July 31, 2020
South Korea: Stop Intimidating North Korean Human Rights Groups
(New York) – The South Korean government is targeting activist organizations that focus on North Korea’s human rights problems for special review in an apparent effort to intimidate them.
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Free Speech(New York) – The South Korean government is targeting activist organizations that focus on North Korea’s human rights problems for special review in an apparent effort to intimidate them.
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Technology and Rights
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The US-Korea Free Trade Agreement
Annex 22-B: A Missed Opportunity on Workers’ Rights in North Korea
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News
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South Korea: Stop Intimidating North Korean Human Rights Groups
Political Crackdown with Targeted Reviews, Inspections Prompts Fears
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Thinking Beyond Punishment to Combat Digital Sex Crimes in South Korea
New Measures an Important First Step, But More is Needed
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Covid-19 Backlash Targets LGBT People in South Korea
Government Should Act to Prevent Discrimination
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South Korea Online Sexual Abuse Case Illustrates Gaps in Government Response
Survivors’ Rights Need to be at Forefront of All Justice Responses
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South Korea: Stand With North Korean Victims
Coalition Urges President Moon to Toughen Position on Human Rights
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South Korea Shouldn’t Backslide on LGBT Rights
Lawmakers Should Strengthen Protections, Not Weaken Them
